I am using Visual Studio 2010. Some months back I was using some \'ABC\' TFS user to connect to TFS and mapped some folders on my local drive. Now my previous user \'ABC\' i
I end up in same issue after the person who setup Jenkins left our company. He had setup workspace and TFS checkout was using alternate authentication. As his credentials are removed from msdn, TFS checkout started choking.
Following LarryG's solution helped to remove the workspace. Only difference is, I just used the windows live ID of the person, who left the company.
tf workspace /delete myWorkSpaceName;windowsliveID
I had a similar issue and could not install sidekick because I'm running VS 2k17.
I was unable to delete the workspace because it kept telling me it could not find the workspace.
tf workspaces /computer:* /owner:*
This would list all of my workspaces and the owners. So I would try
tf workspace /delete myWorkSpaceName;Bob Smith
TF14061: The workspace myWorkSpaceName;Bob Smith does not exist.
That is the exact workspace and owner name I was getting in the original workspace listing above.
The solution was to ask for xml format
tf workspaces /computer:* /owner:* /format:xml > c:\temp\workspaces.xml
(Note: Output to file is optional, but recommended)
This gives workspace owner aliases and one of them was a long name with a guid and the account email. This finally worked:
tf workspace /delete myWorkSpaceName;aabe3ec12-1254-4956-b1ee-3fb26506931e\bsmith@myDomain.onmicrosoft.com
It asked for a confirmation and finally deleted my orphaned workspace.
Source Control Explorer
(View->Other Windows->Source Control Explorer
)Workspace
combo. Choose from that combo Workspacess..
Edit
Remove